I identify myself with peregrine (a person tending to travel; they are nomadic, mobile, wandering and roving), and sojo (sojourner), one who is a temporary resident in a place.
Here I share the journey of my inner and outer life, with a focus on my ethos "be transformed by the renewing of your mind"

Sunday, September 09, 2012

Jim Rohn said, "Happiness is not something you postpone for the future; it is something you design for the present." So let's think about how we can be as happy as we make up our minds to be:

Count your blessings - I prefer to count my blessings rather than money. Being rich is not just about how much cash we do or don't have, but to appreciate what we already have!

Pursue your life passion and purpose - To be able to define the meaning of life gives us joy and happiness.

Focus on what truly matters – Life itself is a gift and a miracle. Being able to concentrate on what truly matters makes us happy.

Take action to achieve your goals - Happiness is not something ready made. It comes from your own actions.

Cultivate the habit of being grateful - The attitude of gratitude is the foundation of happiness in life. Give thanks continuously.

Embrace challenges in life – The tough situations and difficulties help us to become stronger and wiser.

Don't engage in people's negativity – Negative people tend to exaggerate issues they are facing, making their predicament seem a lot worse than it actually is. Be prepared to cut the conversation short when needed so your energy is not drained.

Be conscious of your attitude – Happiness is an attitude and a choice. We can make a decision to be happy or sad, regardless of what surrounds us.

Look for the positive in life - There is always something good in any situation. When faced with a challenging situation, ask yourself“What is good about this?”

Share happiness with others - Be kind to other people. Compliment the people around you. People appreciate positivity and the more you share it with others the more you receive it.

My life purpose is to coach women toward their life purpose.
I am also passionate about inspiring, encouraging and facilitating entrepreneurs to transform and grow rich in life's major areas: spiritual life, relationship, personal development, health and finance.
I'm living and loving LIFE! I am a child of God, daughter, wife, sister and friend!
I own an Unfranchise Business through Market Australia SHOP.COM
www.kittycheng.com

Monday, September 03, 2012

We all need to take ownership of our
attitudes and behaviors. Failure to accept
responsibility of our life, business and family can lead to broken friendship, relationship and even marriage. The reality is that people who always 'play the blame game' are the most unhappy people one earth.

So how can you stop the blame game and prevent the spread of blame
in your family, community and business? Here are some valuable tips:

Don't blame others for your mistakes. Pointing the finger to others when you make a
mistake or not achieving results shows the flaw of your mindset. You will not gain respect and loyalty from your family members, friends or business partners if you do that. Mistakes can teach useful lessons that lead to future success so own them.

When you do blame, do so constructively. There are times when people's mistakes really do need to be surfaced. In these cases, make sure to highlight that the goal is for them to
learn from those mistakes. Then it's up to the other person to take responsibility and ownership. If they don't it's not your problems, but theirs.

Set an example by confidently taking ownership for failures. Blame is negatively contagious, but not among those who
feel psychologically secure. Therefore developing a sense of inner
peace and security is helpful. Remember that failures are just stepping stones towards success.

Always focus on learning. An environment of learning and implementing at home or business helps us stop pointing the finger to others. The key is being willing to be coached and take action.

In the scripture, the apostle Paul writes that we are to take off the "old self" and
"put on the new self" (Ephesians 4:22-24). We need to identify the old behavior as unacceptable and learn new ways to take responsibility for our choices. We need to take
responsibility rather than blaming and making excuses. The Bible promises
that even though this kind of discipline can be painful for the moment,
in the end it produces "a harvest of righteousness and peace for those
who have been trained by it" (Hebrews 12:11).

My life purpose is to coach women toward their life purpose.
I am also passionate about inspiring, encouraging and facilitating entrepreneurs to transform and grow rich in life's major areas: spiritual life, relationship, personal development, health and finance.
I'm living and loving LIFE! I am a child of God, daughter, wife, sister and friend!
I own an Unfranchise Business through Market Australia SHOP.COM
www.kittycheng.com

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My life purpose is to coach women toward their life purpose.
I am also passionate about inspiring, encouraging and facilitating entrepreneurs to transform and grow rich in life's major areas: spiritual life, relationship, personal development, health and finance.
I'm living and loving LIFE! I am a child of God, daughter, wife, sister and friend!
I own an Unfranchise Business through Market Australia SHOP.COM
www.kittycheng.com

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My life purpose is to coach women toward their life purpose.
I am also passionate about inspiring, encouraging and facilitating entrepreneurs to transform and grow rich in life's major areas: spiritual life, relationship, personal development, health and finance.
I'm living and loving LIFE! I am a child of God, daughter, wife, sister and friend!
I own an Unfranchise Business through Market Australia SHOP.COM
www.kittycheng.com